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In addition to its exquisite architectural design, the Confluence Museum is an ideal place to inhale natural history. Aside from its fascinating exhibits, this museum is located next to the Raymond Barre Bridge, an ideal place for a bike ride with a breathtaking view of the sea.
Lyon’s Two Rivers
With both the Rhone and the Saone rivers cutting across the city, Lyon provides several scenic riverbanks as well as bike paths that slow you to take in the beauty of the city’s nature as well as the rivers.
Food
From bars and cafes to traditional French patisseries and Michelin-star restaurants, Lyon is a culinary paradise. A visit to the Les Halles de Lyon Paul Bocuse food market is a must for any foodie.
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Located at 37 Rue de la Bûcherie and filled to the brim with literary classics as well as a variety of newly published books, this bookstore is an absolute must-see for every book lover. The trademark dark green exterior is hard to miss, and the cozy interior invites you to spend hours casually browsing books, with a cup of your favorite coffee or tea in hand.
Le Petit Moulin
This little cafe is located in Montmartre, very close to the famous Moulin Rouge, but what makes this place particularly charming is the fact that it was used as the set of the movie Amelie. For fans of the movie, being here can be a surreal experience, but even for casual visitors, it is a great space to rest after hours of walking and sightseeing.
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This giant wall, composed of blue enameled lava tiles on which the phrase “I love you” is written 311 times in 250 languages, is a little harder to locate, but if you step into the Jehan Rictus garden square in Montmartre, you’ll be sure to find it. The mural was created in 2000 by the French artist Fédéric Baron, and it is the perfect spot for picture-taking, especially if you’re visiting it with your loved one.
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Whatever kind of food you like to enjoy, having the best quality ingredients to work with make any dish better. In France, so many chefs obsess over the quality of the products because they know that’s the foundation to any good food. Even small cafes try to know the farms where they get their produce from.
Butter
French cooking is known to use a lot of butter, which never hurts when you’re trying to make something taste better. But even though it might seem unhealthy, the portions are much smaller so you’re never going to be eating too much of it. Also, they balance their dishes with lots of vegetables so it events out in the end.
Baked Goods
The baked goods in France are on another level. Whether you love pastries, petit fours like macarons, or anything in between, you can guarantee that anything you get from a bakery in France is going to be great. There are so many baked goods that originated in France, so amazing recipes get passed on through generations, making them so darn delicious.
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